Samford University - Entre Nous Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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SW E N T R E N o U S lllllllIIllIllllllllIllll'l lllllllll If E CDTOI' Class GERTRUDE B. TIDWELL, A.B. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Gertrude has at head full of brains. She comes out on top in every class. She teaches art and goes to school. Howard will nt-ver turn out I1 more eflicient graduate than slIe is. Hypatiag Y. YV. C. A. Cabinet: Di-hating Council: Ruthian Society: Shelburne Literary Soi-ietyg Honor Roll. T. RAY TURNER, A.B. CHICAGO, ILL. Chi joined us this year, but has jumped right in with a great spirit. Commerce has taken most of his time, but he is always ready to go in anyway when the gong is sounded. Illinois 41, 2, 39. H. E. WATLINGTON, JR., A.B. H K A EAST LAKE, ALA. Personality is a much abused word, but Gene is the embodiment of personality. He is a leader who makes not the slightest effort to be one. VVe know there isn't a member of the Class of '25 that the school hates to part with more than Gene. He's a. good sport, if ever there was one, and an optimistic supporter of Howard. President of Junior Class: President of Mask Club 135, Treasurer Mask Club C413 Glee Club, President Glee Club 133, Business Manager Glee Club 145g Manager Baseball C335 Scientific Societyg Athletic Council: Clubg Pan- Hellenic Council C235 Vice-President Pan-Hellenic Coun- cil H15 Crimson Stal? 1335 Entre Nous Staff C433 Assistant Manager Football C333 Central-Howard Club: Philomathic Literary Society: Y. M. C. A. ARTHUR SPESSARD WATTERS, A.B. 2 A X FELIX, ALA. Preacher WatteI's, as we call him, is one of the most popular ministerial students on the campus. His amiabil- ity and spirit ol' helpfulness have made him many friends. Y. M. C, A4 B, S, U,g Philomathic Literary Society: Divinity Clubg Secretary Y. M. C. A. QZJQ 1-'resident College B. Y. P. U. 433. Page Zlziriy-fifvz

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we x X . Z .Q g nuuiuiunuiiu lIIllIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllI C1'liO1' Class PERRY L. STONE, A.B. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Perry is another with an opinion and one who speaks as he believes. His vocabulary is unbounded, and he will make a place in the world, we feel sure. He was quite active in religious affairs while in college, Secretary Y, M. C. A. i373 Franklin Literary Society, SG1'2?JeaI1t-at-Arms C153 Student Volunteer Mission Band: President Alabama Student Volunteer Union 4333 Central- Howard Clubg Crimson Staff 133. WILLIAM HOVVARD STUBBS, A.B. Z N BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Here's to Toby, our all-round athlete and the best of sports! XVe will never forget the stellar work this Bulldog Warrior has done for the past four seasons. Toby will be greatly missed next year from the student body as well as the athletic field. He's a friend true as steel. He is the kind of fellow who can play football, baseball, and coach and play basketball. Varsity Football Cl, 2, 3lg Alternate Captain Football 1435 Basketball KZJ: Captain Basxetbail 12513 Coach Bas- ketball C4Jg Baseball 12, 3, 475 H Club. ' HENRY Ia. THOMPSON, A.B. 9 K N ALBERTVILLE, ALA. Gus, as he is called, our vice-president, has been an active member of our class for four years. He is a well-liked fellow and stands out as a leader on the campus. He is a good student, and in the near future he is bound to be heard from. Freshman Editorp Business Manager Crimson C253 Vice- President Senior Class. MAYME THOMPSON, A.B. db M ALBERTVILLE, ALA. Mayme is the quietest girl in the class. She has charm and dramatic ability, and her friends are numbered by her acquaintances. She has spent many 'useful hours for Howard. Dramatic Clubg Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, Woman's Student Government Council: Pulliam Literary Society. Page lhzrly fo ur

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E N T R E N U S i EW 4. i v --I -ii-,X . . -if X Anllllllllm- .nlllllllllll llIIIllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllll -f -- CIliOI' Class VIOLETTE ARCELLA VVILHITE, A.B. FAIRFIELD, ALA. Violette has advanced rapidly during her stay at How- ard. She has Worked hard and made good grades. She has taken an active part in religious affairs. We Wish you well, Violette. Shelburne Literary Society 12, 33: Pulliam Literary gociity 143: Y. W. C. A.: Ensley-Howard Club: Volunteer anc. KATHERINE LOVVMAN VVILKING, 'A.B. fb M BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Katherine knew a good school when she saw it. She started her college career at BiI-Ixiingliam-Soutliern, but soon saw her mistake. She is an artist and has made S006 in every respect. 'We are proud to boast that she belongs to the Class of '25. Birmingham-Southern 11, 23: Basketball: Y. YV. C. A. Cabinet. MABEL E. VVILLOUGHBY, A.B. -If M GORDON, ALA. Mabel has been identified in nearly every activity on the oampus. This year her Work with Y, W. C. A. has been lar-reaching, Friendliness and charm together make Mabel a girl worth knowing. Vice-President B. C. I. Club 113: Secretary Boosters Club 1231, Shelburne Literary Society: Dramatic Club: Mr, Bob, Fanny and the Servant Problem, A Scrap of Paper, Suppressed Desiresf' Girls' Glee Club: Secre- tary Pulliam Literary Society 133: President Pulliam Literary Society 143: Voted Cleverest Girl in Junior Class: Y. VV. C. A., President Y. W. C. A. 143: B. S. U-I Hypatia Honor Society, President Hypatia 143: Delegate to Y, W. A. Conference 133: Senior Reporter Crimson and Entre Nous 143: Vice-President VVOman's Student Government 133. JAMES HENRY WISE, A.B. E N LAFAYETTE, ALA. A second glance at his honors ought to give you an idea of what four years at Howard has meant to Putty and Puny has meant to Howard. He has taken a leading part in every activity with which he has been asso- ciated. Howard needs more of his kind, and he'1l be sorely missed next year, for there can never be another Puny. There's not a better liked boy on the campus. Mask Club: Dramatic Club, Vice-President 123, President 143: Set-retary Philomathic Literary Society C235 Vice- President Pan-Hellenic Councicll 133: President Pan-Heh lenic- Couneil 1433 Reporter Junior Class: Reporter Y. M. C. A. 13, 43, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet 12, 33: Associate Editor Entre Nous 123, Organization Editor Entre Nous 139, Editor-in-Chief Entre Nous 143: Fraternity Editor Crimson 143: Honor Roll 133. Page lhzrly 511-